Published in Impact journal
When we take birth, we are dependent on others when we grow as children,
we mimicked our elders, we learn from our culture surrounded by us, then we
develop socially. Once we start growing, we adapt our culture surrounded by us
we observe and try to behave accordingly, which is accepted by our society. The
most beautiful part of being a child is we are taught to behave equally, no
discrimination regardless of caste, creed, gender while making friendship we
don’t ask caste, religion anything we follow only one religion and that is
humanity very neutral no expectation, no demand, no caste, creed difference
only love. They are always there in your life. People come and go in your life,
but the friend will always remain with you as they are no matter what the
situation is. When we are in trouble the most approachable person is a friend.
Recently when we all are unitedly fighting with COVID19, instead
of thanking our generalist, media, doctors, nurses, police and all those who
are working selflessly for our society, because of the carelessness of few
people, people sitting at home and creating problems through whatsup by
forwarding messages on religion, the mistake created by few people in the
community, community as a whole cannot be blamed, because human nature does not
depend on particular caste or religion.
Yes! what Markaz (Tablikjammat) people did is wrong, Misbehaving
with doctors is wrong, Misbehaving with the nurse is wrong, fighting in this
scenario is wrong, gathering for Namaz at one place is wrong, those attending
pooja in the temple with CM is wrong,
wrong is when it was told to clap or slam plate from home people gathered and
did that, but when you are sitting at home and making it all about religion is
very wrong.
Mistakes are bound to happen, everyone is of different human
nature and culture, their surroundings are different but that does not mean the
people surrounded by us are also alike. Human nature does not depend on any
caste or religion most of it is adapted from the society they live in.
Where most of the people are struggling for their lives, poor
are hungry, we are living in fear thinking when our turn will come, will we be
alive, what next this question is in everyone’s mind. This is the time when we must
trust humanity.
“Growing apart doesn’t
change the fact that for a long time we grew side by side; our roots will
always be tangled. I’m glad for that.”
-Ally Condie
Dr. Nikhat M Hamza
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